the pacific ocean is framed by shores that, unfortunately, are not fully populated by people who areendly to each other, and therefore have military significance this region is huge, take care of the security of our fatherland, the power is ours. the people have done and are doing everything to strengthen the defense capability of our state, including in this most important area. therefore, i especially welcome the representatives of our navy and army, who today, the armed forces also prayed with us, and rightly so. are extremely necessary to ensure the security of the state and people, but not only that, we know that our state, the soviet union , collapsed, having the most, almost powerful army, so the question arises, why did this happen, an orthodox believer always has the right the answer is yes, because people apparently didn’t live quite as they should, don’t take it... what was a treasure for them turned out to be too susceptible to hostile words wrapped in a very attractive packaging, and we got what we got, but it seems to me that the people, our authorities, and the church,

the wriggling creatures also to pray for large animals in the pacific oceans food chain. what's the effect when a deep se not will collect to come? sorry. so these williams are going to get sucked up in the direct path of the collector was immediate, physical damage and mortality. a lot of these animals i knew move very slowly like kind of get out of the way of a, of a collect the machine even even if i know it's coming to the clock says possibly the biggest threat to dc life of the underwater sand storms whipped up during the drenching the see bit, it can called the, the feeding apparatus of animals that have living above the sea floor itself. and then when it says pick on the safe floor, depending on how deep it is, it can bury animals and also kept the previous settlement. so that oxygen for example, one, okay, and for penetrate, this is easily as it could be for as far as the there will be mortality caused by, by the said implant, be sure to sign. just have to pray for what is trying to quantify how many of those animals likely to die. the waters around the cook islan

is a popular simple cruise line is traversing the pacific ocean. best tourism is the main money spin up to this nation of 15000 people. fuss at the cook islands that wants to be a pioneer of the very different industry. deep sea money, the at the main points, island is a blessing, a voice that could bring unparalleled wells to the nation. the orange lab results company, lawanda, minerals. the research vessel will exclude the dates, say the message was pretty cool. the green energy transition alexis sustains us. we will participate in 2022 prime minister ma brown's governments awarded onto both an expiration licenses to 3 where use those companies, including milan and minerals over the last 10 years. we've been very laws now. regulatory authorities of agencies towards building a sustainable and responsible see bit at 6. the benefits of apple gallons. people as the varieties count, they invoke the name of the boat, which translates to rainbow ocean. there's no breaking of champagne photos here. she is placed with an eco friendly option. the cook cann

so to find out, i lived an expedition to the pacific ocean at the location of the meet your path. and then the idea was to search the ocean floor for any remnants, any fragments, as pharaoh's most in droplets from the surface of the object. when he was exposed to the men's heats from the 5 or a few percent of the he or she, my opponent ball released into 500 kilograms of matter. and we rented to ship a few things because the silver star, and we collected a sled that we built up with magnets on both sides through a cable for the ship. and we drag the sled on the ocean floor back and forth along thank you. along with those in length, and we did it 26 times. and amazingly, we recover those more than droplets that are less than a medium meter in size. uh, they were concentrated along the expect to meet your path. and then they appear to be mostly circling shape very distinct from volcanic ash that was much more abundant. but we also collected with our magnets. and by now we have $727.00, such as fear of these metallic marbles less than a medium either. inside, each of which weighs les

and exploded about the 22, all of this over the pacific ocean. and then what was special about these meet yours that he was moving very fast relative to the sun. in fact, it was moving outside the solar system. 1 the 95 percent before the stars, it's 60, keep on with this the 2nd. and that implied that these interests that are in origin that they came from outside the solar system. the 1st object recognize the search from 2015, almost a decade ago. in the us government, besides the confirming the this, the origin, they also provide the information data about the firewall that allows me in my undergraduate students. i'm your struck, bring fair that these meet your was tougher than on space rocks recorded by nice uh over the past decade, 272 of them. so not only was the fast, it was also tough material strength, and that's raise the possibility that maybe it's like voyager that we launched out of the solar system and that, that will potentially collide with another planet, you know, a few 1000000000 years. so maybe it's a spacecraft, so to find out

an expedition to explore the west all the way to the pacific ocean and the covered nearly 8000 miles and detailed journals that the trip, plant and animal lives and traveler trail join us to discuss. our free mobile you up or online at c-span.org. scan the qr code to listen to our podcasts you can learn more about the office. ♪♪ >> good morning to you. i know you are in california the headline from louisburg, gavin newsom picked beutler to replace diane feinstein in the senate. what do we know how and why the pig came about? >> playing many ways to make good on newsom's commitment. for a long time many democrats hope would be representative of the cleveland some say it with the this weekend when news broke the previously placed on his opponent said he did not want to appoint someone would eventually form for the position in the rigid speaker for the interim. he dropped thehe conditions in many ways it's sort of this way to standnd out of upcoming election. we already know they are planning on running. found should, the week. this appointment is in many ways his ability not take the s

, if we launch from baikanur, we have literally 11 seconds above the pacific ocean . and as theyf steps is, there all these troubles arise, the dew will fly like me i reported to you in polar orbit, this is a different inclination, and there we pass, well, not over very good, but our territories, there is land, how is it not over very good, if ours means very good, well, a swamp, there is a swamp, there further , when we go out into the arctic ocean zone, it’s just cold there, but it’s not five points of the pacific ocean, the search is much easier, because there are replanting airfields there, we looked at this matter, from the east, of course, we are ready, so to speak launch exactly on ours, this supposed one polar orbit 96°, so yes, it is necessary, indeed, but we continue to work with the iss, we really believe that if we take care of the launch on the bayonet, we will be able to continue all this work, but if problems arise , as i say, some emergency situations, when it will be difficult to recover, will it be necessary to think about some kind of rescue system over the pac

it's clear that. closer to the pacific ocean, but vancouver is also on the pacific ocean. i imagined that he was on the atlantic coast. but still, the name pacific colisium suits vancouver more than pyeongchang. third question: at this olympics , the dprk team initially refused to take part, but then they transferred it, and the sports couple from north korea took thirteenth place. half of korea very rarely agrees interact with the south. i hope that the third time i will get to henchang , you have reached a thousand, the fourth question: at which olympics the russian olympic committee team was represented by the maximum possible number of athletes in all sports, the only one among all participating countries. more like beijing, absolutely right, there were three singles, three singles, three each in dances in pairs skating. fifth question: for the first time at these olympic games, siblings represented different countries, neli jeganshena represented germany, and ruslan jaganshenna represented russia. and elena ilnykh and nikita kotsalapov won bronze at this olympics. vanc

the mitsubishi and the release will do into the pacific ocean. so this has been going on for decades and hasn't caused any significant radiation dose is either to people all the environment. the record wind speeds are being measured in taiwan enough to type unit clean new batch of southern parts of the island. augusta of $300.00 and to columbus isn't our fault, but the system is expected to weaken as it moves across taiwan. millions of people to be in order to stay at home. on the 1st, at least 14 people, a confirmed to, to have died in floods in india's northeast and is to can state another $102.00 people, including $22.00 soldiers, a missing heavy rain full cause, a glacial lake to overflow. residents of being evacuated from the homes of the several purchase collapsed. diamonds, new prime minister, is being asked to revise policy towards me a month after recent fighting between rebels and the most military government. there's been a shifting power in casting to the border with china. rebels have managed to push government troops out. a strategi

every year, the mitsubishi and the release will do into the pacific ocean. so this has been going on for decades, it hasn't caused any significant radiation dose is either to people all the environment to record wind speeds to be measured in taiwan off to tie food according to busted southern parts of the island. gusts of 350 kilometers to now were reported, but the weather system is expected to weaken as it moves across by one millions of people to be in order to stay high. on the 1st day. at least 14 people confirmed to have died in floods in india is northeast. and so you can states another $102.00 people, including $22.00 soldiers and missing heavy rain full cause the glacial lake to overflow into being evacuated from the homes of the several bridges collapsed. tyler's new prime minister as big guys to revise policy towards me. and most of the recent fights between rebels and the most military government. speed of shifting power in the kind of state along the border with thailand. rebels have managed to push a government troops out of strategic areas is

every year, the mitsubishi and the release will do into the pacific ocean. so this has been going on for decades and hasn't caused any significant radiation dose is either to people or the environment. a residential construction project in the heart of dallas that has led to an archaeological find a roman cemetery taking about 2000 years. but these ready blockade is make it more difficult for archaeologist to access to discovery even outside of this report. it all started as a typical building job. bulldozers were working on the construction of a special project in the jamalia neighborhood of northeastern gaza. but as construction workers, doug to laid the foundations, they soon discovery the piece of history that has astonished archaeologists, and historians. a roman cemetery believes to be more than 2000 years old, although not the 1st. the historical context of this finding makes it extremely remarkable. so far, 134 tom's at least 2 leads to our casa guy, and very mature burials has been discovering the discovery of the lead. so tough a guy is a rare case

all the way to the pacific ocean. lewis chose william clark to help lead the mission, which covered nearly 8,000 miles. from 1804 to 18 of. lewis and clark had detailed journals throughout the trip on the terrain, plant and animal life, native peoples and potential trade routes. a veteran traveler of the lewis and clark trail will join us to discuss the exhibition. watch books that shaped america, featuring the journals of lewis and clark, tonight, live at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books featured. >> next, president biden on the importance of the americans with disabilities ac. he talks about his administration's plans to continue to protect the rights of those with disabilities. biden in relation to the disabilities act. ♪ ♪ >> down. good boy, stay. stay. i feel so powerful. all of a sudden. ok. this is on. i don't need this. this is for

route with large logistics hubs in the south of our continent, on the coast of the indian and pacific oceansegards the northern sea route. that russia is not just inviting its partners to actively use its transit potential. i will say more, we invite interested states to directly participate in its development, we are ready to provide reliable ice wiring and communications supplies. starting next year, navigation for ice-class cargo ships along the entire length of the northern sea route will become year-round. creation of the mentioned international and regional logistics trade routes objectively reflects the profound changes that are taking place in the world economy, the new role played by the countries of the asia-pacific region, the global south, and other centers of growth and development. taking this into account, russia, which next year will preside over the expanded brix, has taken the initiative to establish within the framework of this association a permanent commission on transport logistics, which, with the participation of both the brix members and the partner countries of our

offshore riders are not intimidated by the cold waves of the pacific ocean. say that they are ideal for training and even jokingly call the pacific coast russian hawaii. sergei antsigin, and those who went from hunting for a big wave. not far from the mouth of the arman river, usually participants of extreme rafting finish, but for magadan surfers it is, on the contrary, the starting point. crossing river rapids is not their specialty; following the mountain stream, they rush to the coast of the sea of ​​okhotsk. fortunately, the shores here are gentle, the waves are quite suitable for maneuvers on the board. before challenging the sea elements, riders put on warm wetsuits. the water temperature does not rise higher even in summer. there are moments when you go under the water, dive, and your face freezes, but the body, in principle , the wetsuit helps, you can exercise in any time, we guys ride until december, in the sea of ​​okhotsk, now is the storm season, kolyma surfers have a busy training schedule, they started developing a sport atypical for northern

thanks to the island states in the pacific ocean, the united states defeated militaristic japan duringds on your security and the security of the pacific islands. now the future of the whole world depends on these very islands. i am pleased to announce that we are working with congress to invest in infrastructure development in the pacific islands. 40 billion dollars. later, it turned out that biden misspoke, almost 40 billion, we are talking about millions, but some residents of the islands, it seems they would be happy if he, flying over their paradise beach, dropped a box of stew from the sky. when the terrible second world war was raging all over the world, a real miracle happened in the lives of the inhabitants of the pacific islands. rights in the confrontation with japan were needed by the warring america and those same iron birds descended from the sky, from the belly of which white people in khaki uniforms began to unload what the natives called the english word hag, that is, cargo. the idea of ​​the average metropolis resident, or european, life on the island states are like

the oregon country generally defined as region from the rocky mountains in east to the pacific ocean in the west, from. 42nd parallel in the south. this is the border between today, between oregon and california. and then north to 54 degrees, 40 minutes of latitude. that's today's between alaska and columbia. now, as you know from previous lectures, much of this was initially claimed by spain in 1770s. and the 1780s, even spain's withdrawal from newcastle found on vancouver island, the 1790s. spain still maintains a presence rather limited but still a presence on the northwest coast, in part virtue of its holdings in. california. we also have to remember russia, which by 1790 had established its colony in russian america or alaska, the north. and remember the russians had also established a trading post fort ross on the western, the california coast, north of san francisco. so initially, least spain and russia are still nominally involved in the oregon country by about 1820. however, spain and russia had withdrawn from the region mostly for reasons. and so this leaves britain and the

, that is, the year thirtieth, between china and the united states there will be parity in the pacific oceandefend their country, and if they have one, it will be put into operation, which impossible without russian specialists, this is a decade-long technological dependence in a good sense, just as there is no dependence on friends, friendly support from the russian federation, and what technologies will they transfer to us? they will give us a colossal chinese market, which will be freed from unfriendly countries in all raw materials, and when it’s already good, that is , in essence, the game is lost, in fact, this coincides with the calculations of the pentagon, which played various staff games, what if... now not suppress the military power of china, then by the thirtieth year any war with china and the united states will be lost, in fact, this is what the united states is heading towards, obviously, but i don’t think that the americans will surrender, as the chinese expect, because they are peace-loving psychology, it is better to surrender than to fight to the end, the americans will f

our tank crews thwarted a pre-dawn attack by ukrainian armed forces militants, and the pacific ocean marines are repelling enemy attacks in the area of ​​the vremevsky salient. gun, shot. about enemy tactics and retaliatory strikes russian troops. report by rostislav skidan. don't make them laugh. a forum was held in brussels in defiance of china. is he so global? as stated, from london, elizabeth gerson. and 8 hours in outer space, our cosmonauts completed their first tasks on the iss. hello, you are greeted by the information service of the ntv television company, in the yulia bekhtereva studio. urgent news comes from the united states, where the largest mass shooting since the beginning of the year occurred in maine. at least 22 people were killed. wounded, according to tv channels about sixty. they have been searching for the suspect for several hours. according to police, he may be an experienced army firearms instructor. chronology of events, all the latest information up to this hour is from our own correspondent in the usa, alexey veselovsky. these are people in lewiston, sta

, that is , the whole rebalancing is going on in the pacific ocean, with russia, that with russiand what about the cairo speech, he said everything, what he thinks about the arabs, that we are ready to cooperate, that’s all, we are not against islam, to focus on china, then this famous arab awakening happened, the arab spring, the ukrainian crisis, everything was thrown back there, but here they were counting, until recently the biden administration , the same jake salevan, believed that we were entering, we were already in a conflict with russia, we were heading towards an aggravation in common with china, and we were holding the middle east, not did you pay attention now that the middle east is happening, that’s it, the concept is closed, but with two we are ready, but the third, the third is not included in the scheme, something needs to be done here , it’s already there, yesterday there were statements about that we want to come to an agreement with the chinese now, there is a congressional delegation there, but if sedzienpen comes to san francisco , biden is ready to meet wit

them, winds at high altitudes will continue to carry ash from the klyuchevsky volcano into the pacific oceanforecasts for this minute? thank you, tatyana belova spoke about the consequences of the eruption of the klyuchevskoy volcano in kamchatka. but preparations for the opening of perhaps the largest exhibition are being completed at bdnkh. it's called russia. all regions without exception will present their unique expositions will tell about traditions, achievements and economic potential. anton kolganov found out what will surprise guests from transbaikalia. the international exhibition forum russia starts on national unity day. all 89 regions will participate. federal ministries and departments, corporations and public organizations. throughout the exhibition, guests will enjoy cultural and entertainment events, a rich business and educational program. the decree on holding the big event was signed by the president of the country. on on federal channels, yes, we have voices about who moscow is, everyone knows about moscow, yes, what metro stations are being built, who is developing how,

thomas jefferson commissioned lewis to lead the expedition to explore the west to the pacific ocean. lewis chose william clark to help lead the mission. lewis and clark have detailed journals throughout the trip on potential trade routes and native people. a veteran traveler of the trail will join us to discuss the expedition. watch books that shaped america tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, and

being in that desert and landing north are island and getting off and having the freshness of the pacific oceanased to be an american and the next morning i'm running on the beach side doing all the stuff so i have fond memories of california but particularly that part of california and growing up in florida, i never remember seeing a single company a license plate in my life. i never met anybody who moved from california to florida. fast-forward 15 years later and i become governor and all of a sudden we see a sea of california license plates in the state of florida. mind you, florida before i got elected, florida have been viewed as a one point state. democrat, republican from 201018, all decided by one. i understand from my residence was here earlier saying he turned florida red. i will say ronald reagan played points, there's no limit to what you can do when you don't care who gets the credit. i just wish he was the one who turned florida led he wouldn't have turned georgia and arizona because that's not been good for us at all. [applause] always been one. it seek california license plates,

from china, respectively, the most strategically important region for them is, of course , the pacific oceanry technology, for new approaches in general introducing troops, in order to test in practice both the russian army and the combat capability of its european allies, so everything really comes together, here is one link, one link reaches out to another, of course, the europeans are already going crazy, here mrs. stark zimmerman, known for her belligerent rhetoric, declares that russia is directly behind the hamas attacks, because this is supposedly a gift from hamas for the birthday of vladimir vladimich, more nonsense from a person who has the status of a member of the bundestag, sort of , probably, she even studied political science, not to mention the fundamentals and diplomacy, it is simply impossible to expect more nonsense, accordingly , both borel and ursela vonderlean join the chorus of the valkyrie with her, it turns out that the european union, it really resembles, well, not just a eurofool, but maybe even a flaming eurofool, where everyone is already concerned about saving t

, and nikolai succumbed, yes, he was called there, i don’t know, admiral, so to speak , of the pacific oceanhat is, how did he not seduce him with the idea that he would attack, well, i must say that nikolai was strongly seduced -it wasn’t necessary, he wanted to go to the far east, he wanted it, yes, and witte himself whetted his appetites, because when the agreement on the chinese eastern railway was concluded in moscow in 1896, russia built a railway from transbaikalia to vladivostok through northern manchuria, got the opportunity, well, formally this railway was the property of a joint-stock company, in fact it was russian territory, this... russia gained predominant influence there, began to peacefully develop northern manjaria, but nicholas ii became obsessed, on wilhelm’s initiative, indeed, the germans took over port in china, and russia seized the port of arthur, violating its own agreement with china, and on the protection of its territorial integrity, which would actually allow russia to have preferences in china peacefully. then there was an uprising boxer, the hatuanian uprising

the oregon country is defined as the region from the rocky mountains in the east to the pacific ocean in the west, from the 42nd parallel in the south. this is the border between oregon and california, and the north, to 54 degrees, 40 minutes of latitude. that is today's border between alaska and is columbia. now, as you know, from previous lectures, much of this territory was initially claimed by spain, in the 1770s, and the 1780s. even after spain's withdrawal from vancouver island in the 1790s, spain still maintained a presence. rather limited, but a presence on the northwest coast, in part by virtue of the holdings in california. we also through member that russia, which by 1790, has established its colony in russian america or alaska, to the north. and remember, the russians had also established a trading post, fort ross, on the western coast, the california coast, north of san francisco. initially, spain and russia are still nominally involved in the oregon country. by about 1820, however, spain and russia had withdrawn from the region. mostly for logistical regions. and, this l

included in circulation and they walked over a very wide territory from the kama region to the pacific oceang northern china. at the center for the study and history of the civil war , the historical setting of admiral kolchak’s office has been restored. you can look at his scientific works on arctic research and read his memoirs. most of the halls are representations of the events of the civil war in documents and evidence. in the lobby of the mansion, opposite the portrait of alexander koltchuk, there is an image of mikhail tukhachevsky, under whose command the fifth red army entered the city on november 14, 1919. the basis of our exhibits is archival documents. authentic and photographic documents, we dedicated half of the display cases to the leaders of the white movement, that is, we have popov, yakovlev , lenin completely represented and let’s say, on the other hand we have simyonov, and greshin almazov and so on, we are historians and we believe that we should talking about each other is absolutely equivalent. in one of the buildings on the territory of the second omsk fortress there

jefferson commissioned meriweather lewis to lead and expedition to explore the west all the way to the pacific ocean. he chose william clark to help lead the mission which covered nearly 18,000 -- nearly 8,000 miles. from 1804 to 1806. they kept detaild journals on the terrain, plant and animal life, native peoples and possible trade route. stephanie tubbs will join us to discuss on "books that shaped america" tonight, live at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c spon now, or online at c-span.org. be sure to scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion mod cast to learn more about the authors of the books feeched. wallner a wall street institute senior fellow and former senate -- an author and professional on most things congress related. good morning to you. guest: thanks for having me. host: the deal they came together last minute on saturday night. is it with congress is ability to function or is it more a sign of this is how we operate at the 11.5 hour. and it takes these crises for congress to actually get something done. guest: it's a little bit of both. that is what is so frustrating to your viewers. t

well, suddenly you know, remember in which ocean the hawaiian ones are located, which are in the pacific oceanet, quiet, 100%, 100%, and your answer, the pacific ocean, why, because, that’s it, don’t continue, worked out, this is the best answer to any of mine questions. because the quiet absolutely correct answer, bravo, one point, one point, and most importantly no construction , please note, we will continue with you, what is the name of the painting done on the wall or ceiling of a temple on wet plaster, fresco, fresco, this is the absolutely correct answer, this fresco, yes, on the territory of which country is the baikanur cosmodrome located in kazakhstan? kazastan, definitely, we answer kazakhstan, where does such knowledge come from, tell me, mash, really , without sarcasm, somewhere here they are, they just rest there and the belly is there, i understand that here in a good sense, as in a woman’s handbag, you never know what is there, but you always need to have it somewhere , so if, give it literally 30 seconds, kazakhstan, of course, is the absolutely correct answer, it’s crazy, whi

guess, and what if you know, remember which ocean the hawaiian ones are in, which one is in the pacific oceantlantic or in the quiet, too atlantic, silence on the site, please, quiet, quiet 100%, 100%. and your answer, the pacific ocean, why? because, that’s it, don’t continue, you’ve worked it out, this is a better answer to any of my questions, because a quiet, absolutely correct answer, bravo, one point, one point, and the main thing is to pay attention to no construction, we will continue with you, what is the name of the painting done on the wall and ceiling of the temple on wet plaster, fresco, this is the absolutely correct answer, this is a fresco, yes, in what country... is the baikanur kazakhstan cosmodrome located, kazakhstan definitely, we answer kazakhstan, where does such knowledge come from, tell me, masha, really without sarcasm, somewhere here they are, they just rely there and live there, as i understand it, here in a good sense, like in a woman’s handbag, you never don't know what there is, but you always need to eat there, but somewhere, if, give me literally 30 seconds ,

netanyahu has condemned feeds. upon his release, the more treated radioactive watering to the pacific ocean from the focus, she knew coupon 1st batch was released and oldest with widespread protests. take care says release is a safe and crucial step in de commissioning the found, so it's destroyed by so you know, me. 12 years ago the french government is trying to tom fears over an infestation of big box across paris. this respect to the parasites a wide spread on public transport, which is thought to be encouraging that transmission to private homes. it is a big concern for international visitors and for the governments ahead of the 2024 . and then pick games. right? real estate headlines, more news coming up here on out to 0. right off to be returned to me and my and on haile the no, no, no, no. no, no. i went in to the phone with the 90 to eat most of what a lot even though i don't know mom. and i told me that the last but not quite the right thing. so unless you don't want to all the, all to do, i'm not just the how do you know just that down you'll wanna, you know, fill them out. so i'

jazeera of the island nations and resort companies are exploring the possibility of mining the pacific ocean of full renewable energy on the pine, minnesota of the cook islands, east one pacific lead us considering extracting minerals from the deep sea. we've been blessed with a resource that sits in now think ocean is still good sitting on the surface and being afraid of them knowing that some island disappear. you will have some the impacts. our sion cannot handle this. i really do not feel like the technology is there at all to be even considering doing this in a sustainable fashion. in the seconds of 2 special reports, $11.00 east examines of deep sea mining is dividing the pacific, the the, the, it's easy to sell the cook islands as a postcard card on it. because the 19 to the prime minister, mark brown, a valuable lesson, he needs to diversify his country's tourism reliance. economy. when depends any kids in 2020, many of the results shut down in a single here, the economy dropped like 25 percent. it was tough. when co with came, the 1st thing was we did was close at borders and essent

the possibility of mining at pacific ocean have full renewable energy on the pine. minnesota of the cook islands is one pacific lead us considering extracting minerals from the deep sea. we've been blessed with the resource that sits in now think ocean. it's so good sitting on the surface and being afraid of them knowing that some island disappear. you will have some of the impacts, our sion cannot handle this. i really do not feel like the technology is there at all to be even considering doing this in a sustainable fashion. in the seconds of 2 special reports, $1.00 oh, $1.00 east examines a deep sea mining is dividing the pacific, the or the it's easy to sell the cook islands as a postcard card on the cuban 19 to the prime minister, mark brown, a valuable lesson. he needs to diversify his country's tourism reliance. economy. when depends any kids in 2020, many of the results shut down in a single here. the economy dropped like 25 percent. it was tough when cobra came. the 1st thing was we did was close at borders, and essentially we close the borders for 2 years. that was very, very d

on the shores, sincerely ending in pacific ocean utils but, but, but as for the northern sea roads, russia not only offers its partners to use its transit potentially the same thing. so that's what we invite the whole interest of the states to directly contribute to its development. let us know, we are ready to ensure you guys subject communications and supplies that you've got and advise communications within the next i'm here, navigation for ice class vessels venue alone. the entire length of the northern se road will become level that young man looks like this. will be available mostly around optimization of new routes. and lots of logistical or doors directly reflects the new world or the changes that looks like can place on the world economy and the new role that globally where you've got dasia pacific countries on the global sales beginning to play in the world economy. and so i see it considering all this with russia, which next the banks will be sharing the extended breaks, has come forward with an initiative to establish a permanent commission on transport logistics. just each the

elniño causing equatorial warming the pacific ocean, with a 98% probability , will bring new recordscaused forest fires in australia. severe drought in the amazon, paralyzing 40% of brazil's river fleet capacity. dry season is normal until september-october, but we see that this drought is not typical, the drought is much worse than usual, and the upcoming monsoon season promises to bring less rainfall. the water level in some tributaries of the amazon decreases by 20 cm every day; they are thrown ashore dolphins are unable to withstand temperatures of 39°. more than 100 cetaceans and countless fish died. in the amazon state, the lack of rain has already affected more than 257,000 people. 55 municipalities have declared a state of emergency and many communities are isolated due to rivers being the main mode of transport. there used to be a restaurant here, but now it's gone. the water is gone. our clients were those who came to the boats and stopped to have lunch or drink beer, now this is impossible, they say that we are on the verge of a historic drought, we are already we face man

about following the louisiana purchase, jefferson commissions lewis to explore the west to the pacific ocean,000 miles from 1804-1806 and lewis and clark kept detailed journals throughout the trip and made note of the animals and terrain and created a trade route. a veteran traveler of the lewis and park trail will join us. watch "books that shaped america" featuring the journals of lewis and clark, tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast to learn more about the authors of the books featured. >> this yearbook tv marks 25 years of shining a spot light on leading nonfictioned authors and their books with talks from 22,000 authors and 900 cities and festivals visit and 16,000 events. book tv provided viewers with 92,000 hours of programming on the latest literary discussions on history, politics and biographies. you can watch "book tv" book tv, 5 years of television for serious readers. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington

thomas jefferson commissioned lewis to lead the expedition to explore the west to the pacific ocean. lewis chose william clark to help lead the mission. lewis and clark have detailed journals throughout the trip on potential trade routes and native people. a veteran traveler of the trail will join us to discuss the expedition. watch books that shaped america tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, and c-span.org. be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast to learn more about the authors of the books we feature. >> next, president biden on the importance of the americans with disabilities act. he talks about the administration's plans to continue protecting the rights of those with disabilities. biden in relation to the disabilities act. ♪ ♪ >> down. good boy, stay. stay. i feel so powerful. all of a sudden. ok. this is on. i don't need this. this is for someone else, correct? president biden: for me. selma: hello, i'm selma blair and i'm here for you today as a proud, disabled woman with my cane and my service dog scout by my side to celebrate the anniversa

we do have some clouds out there over the pacific ocean.neda to that will still be coming up in a matter of minutes from now. but boy, oh, boy, was i thinking about you during that 40 niners game. oh, i know, i know. they were. we could talk a lot about that. and we will in just a little bit perhaps, but right now i have to talk about the coming skyway and that whole crockett interchange. roberta is closed because of pretty big police activity coming the skyway on and off from 80. and also in the crockett area. and you can see that chp is there along with several other vehicles, as this is they've called for a hard closure. they're not going to be gone for a long time. that's your on ramp. you won't be able to use it off or on from the coming skyway on 80. let's also talk about the bay bridge and the richmond bridge. those commutes are okay. the bay bridge is getting more crowded. san jose, northbound, 680 at landis avenue. there's a crash there if you're going up the non commute direction, there's kind of a long slowdown because of an over

you are better than everything and every name, which is both bestseller and stormy , like the pacific oceane like the barami ocean , i kiss you and the sun blooms in my soul and in my soul. i love the soil of your envelope, o country of hope , i kiss you, and the sun blooms in my soul and in my soul. i love the soil of your envelope, o country of hope, iran. stay with us, in the continuation of the program, we will talk about international news with the presence of mr. shani. hello, good morning. internation is at your service. one of the most important news we follow these days in internation is the news of developments in gaza . we are witnessing the continuation of the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza . in the past 24 hours, the death toll has reached more than 700 people, the death toll has reached more than 570 people on the 19th day, and the number of injured has exceeded 18,000, the crimes of the zionists continue , and what has happened in the occupied territories, opposition to netanyahu has increased. found in the last analysts have declared that more than 80% of the residents

many , the dream line-up off the coast of khalaktyrsky beach in kamchatka, the cold waves of the pacific oceans of russian foreign athletes, last year the first state surfing school in our country opened here, the story of how, contrary to all stereotypes, the kamchatka region became a point of attraction for sea riders from all over the world inspired film producers, it is here that they plan to shoot a domestic feature film about in moscow summing up the results of the international export forum made in russia. this is the main event of the year for domestic entrepreneurs. 78 companies from all over the country presented their products. some of them are already known in the world. for example, our smart prostheses supplied to 90 countries. cardio machines are very welcome there. surgeons and comfortable all-terrain vehicles, all these are our domestic developments, despite sanctions and difficulties with logistics, our exporters today are increasing their pace, the task of the forum is to help them. at this forum we can exchange problems, solutions, set some tasks, exporters set tasks for us

jefferson commission meriwether lewis to lead an expedition to explore the west all the way to the pacific ocean. lewis chose william clark to help lead the mission which covered nearly 8000 miles. from 1804-1806, hundred four-1806, lewis and clark a detailed journals throughout the trip on the train, plant and animal life, native peoples and potential trade routes. stephanie ambroise author of several books on the lewis and clark expedition and a veteran traveler from the lewis and clark trail will join us to discuss the expedition. watch books that shaped america featuring the journals of lewis and clark tonight live at nine eastern on c-span, c-span now or free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books featured. >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work, where citizens are truly informed, a republic thrives. did informed straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased. word for word. from the nat

charles william was 23 when he was captured on a pacific ocean island and flown to japan. a large tree in the schoolyard was there back when the place was a p.o.w. camp. >> it's moving. he saw that tree. he touched that tree. >> reporter: williams and nearly 500 other p.o.w.s were forced to do hard labor. they subsited on small portions of of food. >> when they first came here they thought they were going to be -- into the army barracks. they were worried they would be asked to back the japanese, but it didn't happen. >> reporter: after about two years, he was sent to another camp. it was near there that he received a hunting jacket. t tyner hoped to return to the original. williams survived in the second camp until the end of the war. but 56 of the p.o.w.s died of starvation. harada gento was a civilian working on sites. >> he gave me this when we were leaving and i've always kept this as a memory because he was very kind. >> reporter: harada kaoru is genta's grandson. >> translator: i think my grandfather gave him this jacket to make sure that williams would remember him